Senator Ekong Sampson in his goodwill message, pledged the partnership between Watbridge Hotels and Suites with Bantuwood Movie Production in their subsequent projects as well as periodic live stage play performances of historical dramas about the migration and history of great south south, Akwa Ibom and Nigerian figures in nation building as a way of education of Akwa Ibom youths in patriotism and the strive for knowledge and excellence.
“Watching your footages on the slave trade, brings out memories; memories of Africa being plundered”, he added.
He therefore lauded glowingly the efforts of the production crew, which output he termed as “a job well done. I’m very proud of what you’re doing, because you’re charting a new frontier. You’re working hard to reconnect the past to the present, and to rekindle the artistic spirit in our youths.”
The Honourable Commissioner of Culture and Tourism on the other hand added that the state government is set for partnership with Bantuwood in the area of tourism and cultivate promotion through the creative economy as a way of availing the teeming youths of Akwa Ibom whom are willing to achieve their full potentials with their creativities.
It was indeed a remarkable event as the Utah Cultural troop, all the way from Arochuckwu thrilled the audience with their lovely stage performances.
Also in attendance was the Star Actor, Emem Ufot, a proud son of Akwa Ibom State, Miss Bantu International; Queen Victory Ukpong, Miss Bantu Humanity; Queen Chidera Sofia, Miss Bantu Ambassador; Queen Success Emmanuel and other Akwa Ibom Nollywood actors too numerous to mention.
“The Eyes of All” Official Movie is now available on “Bantuwood Movies” YouTube Channel.
